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"Anthony D. Baye" <ant### [at] goldsdsmtedu> wrote in message
news:44c6909a@news.povray.org...
> I plan to do some further experimentation to see whether or not I can make
> it more memory efficient, but I'm not holding my breath.
Wow, it looks nice. This would look great as an animation zooming into the
picture.
I did a brief experiment a while ago with the same idea, but mine was to be
a 'hologram' projection. I put a spotlight about every 10 pixels or so, but
used a transparent block with the actual image mapped on it, with a grid
'overlay' to shape the pixels. I also tried a spherical ball with the right
color, similar to your idea, but decided it looked too grainy.
Are you using a Union or difference?
So mine wouldn't show NEARLY your detail, but it did have the interesting
effect of 'projecting' a blurred image into the viewers. As near as I
remember memory wasn't bad, but of course there were a lot of spotlights,
which could have other bad effects. I can't remember if I tried radiosity
or not.
I also didn't post it anywhere ...
== John ==
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